(d)
The reasonswhygrantingyourrequestwouldbeinthepublicinterest; thatis,how it wouldbene.tthepublic as a whole;
(e)
The reasons why granting the exemption would not adversely a.ect safety, or how the exemption would provide a level of safety at least equal to that provided by the rule from which you seek the exemption;
(f)
A summary we can publish in the Federal Register, stating :
(1)
The rule from which you seek the exemption; and
(2)
Abriefdescription of the nature of the exemptionyou seek;
(g)
Any additional information, views or arguments available to support your request; and
(h)
If you want to exercise the privileges of your exemption outside the United States, the reason why you need to do so.
Amdt. 11-46, E.. 9/20/2000
FAR 11.83 : How can I operate under an exemption outside the United States?
If you want to be able to operate under your exemption outside the United States, you must request this when you petition for relief and give us the reason for this use. If you do not provide your reason or we determine that it does not justify this relief, we will limit your exemption to use within the United States. Before we extend your exemption for use outside the United States, we will verify that the exemption would be in compliance with the Standards of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). If it wouldnot, but we still believe it would be in the public interest to allow you to do so, we will .le a di.erence with ICAO. However, a foreign country still may not allowyouto operateinthat country without meeting theICAO standard. Amdt. 11-46, E.. 9/20/2000
FAR11.85 :DoesFAAinvitepublic comment onpetitionsfor exemption?
Yes,FAApublishesinformation aboutpetitionsfor exemptionin the Federal Register. The information includes–
(a)
Thedocket number ofthepetition;
(b)
The citationtothe rule or rulesfrom which thepetitioner requested relief;
(c)
The name ofthepetitioner;
(d)
Thepetitioner’s summary of the action requested and the reasonsfor requesting it; and
(e)
A request for comments to assist FAA in evaluating the petition.
Amdt. 11-46, E.. 9/20/2000
FAR11.87 :Aretherecircumstancesin whichFAA may decidenottopublish a summary of mypetitionfor exemption?
The FAA may not publish a summary of your petition for exemption and request comments if you present or we .nd good cause why we should not delay action on your petition. The factors we consider in deciding not to request comment include :
(a)
Whethergrantingyourpetition would set aprecedent.
(b)
Whetherthe relief requestedisidentical to exemptionsgrantedpreviously.
(c)
Whether ourdelaying action onyourpetition would a.ectyou adversely.
(d)
Whetheryou .ledyourpetitioninatimely manner. Amdt. 11-46, E.. 9/20/2000
FAR 11.89 : How much time do I have to submit comments to FAA on a petitionfor exemption?
TheFAA statesthe speci.ctime allowedfor commentsinthe Federal Register notice about the petition. We usually allow 20 days to comment on a petition for exemption. Amdt. 11-46, E.. 9/20/2000
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Subpart A : Rulemaking Procedures
FAR 11.91 : How does FAA inform me of its decision on my petition for exemption?
(a)
TheFAA will notifyyouin writing aboutitsdecision onyourpetition.
(b)
The FAA publishes a summary in the Federal Register that includes–
(1)
Thedocket number ofyourpetition;
(2)
Your name;
(3)
The citation to the rules from which you requested relief;
(4)
A brief description of the general nature of the relief requested;
(5)
Whether FAA granted or denied the request;
(6)
The date of FAA’s decision; and
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